Sentences with phrase «got decent return for»

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In 158 games for the Reds, the German international has managed to amass a total of 12 goals and 10 assists, a decent return considering the player is often made to screen the Liverpool defence instead of getting forward and supporting the attack.

After the sprawling, multi-character, Biblical - climax that was 1999's Magnolia, Anderson returned with a much more focused story, about an isolated and fitfully angry (though decent) man named Barry Egan, who is in love with a kind woman, has run afoul of some unscrupulous phone - sex operators, and is working on a scam to exploit a marketing loophole that will get him frequent - flyer miles for pudding cups.

The Stockholm City Library is working with publishers, now, to set up a pilot project for a dual licensing mode based on the library helping the publishers digitize their backlist and, in return, getting decent lending terms.

With this model, the customer should get a decent price and it should work for retailers, too: The store keeps «actual printing costs» and splits the proceeds with the publisher, so this model can be vastly more profitable for both publisher and retailer than the current «ship, strip and return» model.

If however, you want to preserve capital, generate income but still get a decent return then a lower risk portfolio may be more appropriate for an individual investor.

One reason for that is the challenge of getting a decent return given the stock market's current gyrations and potentially weaker - than - normal returns in the future.

«The best way for people to get a decent return these days is to have a good portion of that return come from reliable dividends versus less reliable capital gains,» says Bob Gorman, market strategist at TD Waterhouse.

Franklin Taxshield ELSS fund is best suited for conservative equity investor who would like to get decent investment returns with a low - risk profile.

You may have to remain invested for longer period to get decent returns.

Dear Tanmay, To get decent returns form ULIP policy one needs to stay invested for the entire policy period.

Personally, I prefer investing in full in Equity funds for my long term goals, I believe that one can invest as much as possible in Equities and give as much time as possible to get decent Inflation adjusted Returns.

The best way to get decent returns is by investing for long term (say > 10 years) and investing through SIPs (systematic Investment Plans).

With bond payouts still near historic lows and slow global growth muting capital gains, there's only one way for Canadians to get a decent total return: by buying dividend - paying stocks.

IMO, you need to invest for the long haul to get decent returns and minimize risk.

Dear Srikanth, Even if the performance of your Funds is not up to the mark in the last one month, you have to remain invested for long - term to get decent returns from equity funds.

Yes, you can redeem the units whenever you would like to, but kindly stay invested for long - term to get decent returns.

However in order to get a decent rate of return you need to keep the funds in for a five - to -10-year term.

The point here is, if one remain invested in equity funds for longer period, the probability of getting decent returns is high.

Dear PRASAD, To get decent returns from ULIPs, an investor has to remain invested for long - term ie till the end of the policy term.

The sell - off in U.S. and Canadian bonds has raised yields due within 10 years to levels at which investors can finally get decent returns, according to Moore, who co-manages more than $ 50 billion in Canadian and U.S. fixed income for Fidelity.

2 — It is a unit linked plan, to get decent returns you may have to stay invested for 10 years (entire tenure).

But do an «opportunity cost» analysis, means if you surrender the units of both policies and invest in Equity oriented mutual funds for long term (depends on your financial goals), analyze if you can get decent returns over & above the expected returns from ULIP funds.

For example, if ABC Fund had decent returns for five years, then started getting dismal returns, it would be replaced by XYZ Fund - the current hot fuFor example, if ABC Fund had decent returns for five years, then started getting dismal returns, it would be replaced by XYZ Fund - the current hot fufor five years, then started getting dismal returns, it would be replaced by XYZ Fund - the current hot fund.

Souls are the main currency of the game and are used to purchase anything from armour upgrades to new weapons and rings with special properties; they're also used for levelling up, so it pays to return to Majula whenever you get a decent amount and spend them wisely rather than press on and risk losing them all, which is a lesson I was admittedly slow to learn at first, resulting in the loss of many thousands of precious souls.

2 — It is a unit linked plan, to get decent returns you may have to stay invested for 10 years (entire tenure).

Dear Tanmay, To get decent returns form ULIP policy one needs to stay invested for the entire policy period.

But do an «opportunity cost» analysis, means if you surrender the units of both policies and invest in Equity oriented mutual funds for long term (depends on your financial goals), analyze if you can get decent returns over & above the expected returns from ULIP funds.

This is very insightful article on unnecessary Insurance policies, like many others I was also trapped in this when I was new in investment filed (in 2007), I bought 2 ULIP plans, I realised in 2010 that ULIP plans are waste and I stopped investing in any more plans, and started building my MF portfolio through SIP, also invested in stocks for long term, and PPF and SSA scheme for tax purpose, but I have not discontinued by ULIP as whenever I think of doing this I feel that I am getting decent returns (though I don't need ULIP for Tax savings now) and I have already taken sufficient Online Term Insurance plan from ICICI Prudential, details of my ULP plans is given below, please suggest if I should continue or make it paid up:

This looks good for people who don't want to take much risk investment and happy to get a decent return over the period of time.

LIC policies may be good for those people who is happy to get a low insurance cover with a decent return.

* In a growing enconomy like us, with an average inflation of around 5 to 8 %, any returns beyond 8 % is what one needs to aim for, so that he / she can get decent real rate of return.

Many people see this as a safe way to invest money and get decent returns dollar for dollar.

So, the only way to accumulate decent corpus for long term goals like retirement is «by taking risk», to get positive inflation adjusted returns.

For a property you already calculated a CAP rate for and think is a decent investment and you have a client looking for investments in the same range of return, calculate the GRM for the same property then use that as a baseline for comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball paFor a property you already calculated a CAP rate for and think is a decent investment and you have a client looking for investments in the same range of return, calculate the GRM for the same property then use that as a baseline for comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball pafor and think is a decent investment and you have a client looking for investments in the same range of return, calculate the GRM for the same property then use that as a baseline for comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball pafor investments in the same range of return, calculate the GRM for the same property then use that as a baseline for comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball pafor the same property then use that as a baseline for comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball pafor comparison to others which you may not know the income, expenses for but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball pafor but can guesstimate the rentals based on others in the area to calculate comparables GRM and it should get you in the same ball park.

Kitchen renovations: How to get the most bang for your buck Spend money wisely on your next kitchen renovation to ensure your own enjoyment of the new kitchen - and a decent return on your investment.